Important things to know about QDRO
When you go through a divorce in Arizona, you will need to divide the marital assets between you and your spouse. This will also include things like IRAs, 401(k)s, pensions, and other types of retirement
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Do Harassing Texts Warrant a Restraining Order?
Technology is wonderful. It allows us to connect with our family and friends, to quickly have access to all of the information on the Internet, and so much more. However, as great as technology can
Legal Separation and Separation Agreements
Sometimes, a couple might have been thinking about getting divorced, but they may not be ready to commit to ending their marriage. Perhaps they feel that there could still be a means of reconciling at
Reverse Mortgage During a Divorce
Many older couples are getting divorced today, and this often puts them at a financial disadvantage if they haven’t properly prepared. Some have chosen to use reverse mortgages to provide some added financial support during
Signs of a Bad Custody Evaluation
A custody evaluation is often required by the courts in Arizona to help the judge decide what type of custody arrangement would be best for the children. The reports are compiled by custody evaluators, who
What Is Contempt of Court?
Contempt of court, which is often simply referred to as contempt, is the word used for when someone disobeys an order of the court. The term is also used for certain conduct that could obstruct
Private Mediation vs. Court-Ordered Divorce Mediation
Divorces that have to go through litigation can be time-consuming and can wear on you. These are the cases that end up going to trial where the court will make the decisions for the issues
Who Are the Petitioner vs Respondent in a Divorce?
A divorce can only occur after the divorce paperwork is filed. For this to happen, there needs to be a petitioner and a respondent. It’s important to understand what each of these terms means and
Why the Baby Boomer Divorce Rate is So High
Divorce is not just a phenomenon that happens with people in their 20s, 30s, and 40s. Many older couples who are part of the Baby Boomer generation are getting divorced. These mid-life divorces are also
